Domus (magazine)
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Domus is the name of two magazines, one published in Italy and one in the United States.
- Domus is an Italian magazine, first published in 1928, which focuses on design and architecture. It is bilingual, with articles printed in both Italian and English.
It was created by Gio Ponti, a famous Italian Designer and Architect. The magazine changed its editorial line after 1940, when Ponti left it to create the architecture and interior design magazine Lo Stile.
- In the United States, Domus is a freely distributed real estate only publication (ISSN: 1943-7757). Domus is similar to other real estate listing publications that feature properties for sale by real estate agents in local markets. Domus is distributed in ten states (AZ, CA, CO, FL, IL, NV, NY, TX, WA) including the District of Columbia.
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